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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
The meanest thing We have known O!

The meanest thing We have known O! an editor doing for a long time comes from Col. Albright, of the Albuquerque Democrat. giving away the composition os his wife's hustle. Here is what he says: There is lady in this city who is the proud possessor of abustle which is wonderfully and fearfully made. l! consists of two bed-spr:ngs, two chaii springs, three pounds of wood shavings, all of which is enclosed hy roll of car pet Her husband is thinking of hay ing 1t pafented."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30


 A. A. Moore has written a letter from Yuma, under date of the 18th instant, in which he states that he is progress. ing finely on his overland trip. He says the published reports concerning his being held up on the way to Phenix are untrue. The lone highwayman who took in the Vulture stage stopped him and wanted contribution, but on being told that all he could contribute was a coffin, he being loaded with cof- fins for the Salt river valley, the l. h. said he had no corpse yet to put in it, so admonished him to hurry on and not interfere with his business, as the stage would be along soon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

The largest line of Gold and Silver American and Swiss watches; beauti- ful novelties m fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks. Silverware, etc., and the hand somest line of presents, to be found in Arizona. GEO. II. CURRY. Proscott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
Notice to Creditors.
Es,ar. of stephen c. N.rcou. decesss :

Estate of stephen c Asrcou, decesse'.
 Notice Is hereby given by the updsrs Rnee ad u.in str tr \ of n es' ase of Stspf en c. Ma cou, deceaseo, 10 tue cred..oIs of and ali per psrpoDr having clsi.us sg gAinst the decease Co xni oit tn m. Wfto tue nsc osarT vouch ere, within len ,le) mo aths after the first put. eaton of tn's notice 10 sne ed sdminIs- ira'rix. st the cfnce of F. V. Sanford. sstr. nty a. iaw, ia Prescott. tie sAu . e~i ng the i-cs for fhe t.apsActio ,sf the bus ssiu estate, In s.id rounty nf lavspai
 ROSE \. N skCOU, Admin ,sss afrix Of the $s.iste o' SIep.en c MarOu, deceaset.
 sied thu lth dsy If October. lss7: 6 st pub ltr1Itt,n q n H
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
Estray Horse.

l will give $l0 reward for the recovery of light roan horse, with dark mane and tail. The horse was formerly owned by Heisler Bros, and was driven to their butcher wagon; was last seen on the range near Heislers slaughter house, near Prescott. The above reward will epaid upon delivery of the horse at Shull & Austin's livery stable, Prescott.
 E. H. WIrHERELL,
 Coyote Springs Ranch.
 October l4th, 1887. ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

The Prescott Transfer Company will deliver Coal, on any street or alley in Prescott, at $9 per ton. a24tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

Take your Repairing to P. Foisy, the Practical Matchmaker. All work wac. ranted. Shop in Dr. Lincoln's | ig Store. ll6tl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

A verdict for w. C. Dawes was rend cred in the district court, Saturday eve ming, in the suit of the United States against him
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

Blackberry and Jamaica Ginger Cor dial, just the thing isr all kinds of Sum- mer complaints, at Dr. Robinson's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
SportSmen'S hali.

All kinds of guns and ammunition and srortsmen's supplies on hand and or sale cheap. Discounts to the trade Repairing done. J. W. ROBERTS,
 Practical s,unsmith, Gurley St., next
 door to Aitken's Cigar Store. al9tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

Extrsctof Sarsaparilla, manufactured specially to order, best blood medicine known, at Dr. Robinson's. a2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
Governors Proclamation.
TRRRlroRY op APIZpNA, EXst UT VIZ DEpAkrNssT URS.CR oR rHH GyYkcxOr

Exaur VIZ DEpAkTMzHr
 UHs.cg oR rHs GJvk:1o. J To ali whom ihess pr-ssnt may O. me greet ing:
 Whereas. The United sta'es msil snd sx press cars of The Atis ntic q Pacific Rel rcsd company were ct sppsd, and the exsr-ss ca toobej. oy ave or Wore un knO sD D-rsol | p nt inres miles west Of Ma -sjo springs risoi ., o1 the al ht of The l6th .nst. Nos. lb.r~fcr-. G. Meyer Zuiicx. G7.et- o.'r or the Tefifory of ArisOrH, Dy authorIty : in me Vested, do hereoy ofYer aud p,s aim a reward of dve Eundfei dollas . To tile ar | and cppxiction of tne afore.sd roaber- (> In Witnes- whereof, tav- here. isktLf uuto set my haad and cSused the W. Great sea o' tae Territory of Ali
 zone to Dc amKed.
 one at Prescott, the Capita. th.s twcriy. day o' Sspteln OCT p lsS-.
 C. MEYER ZULICK. B toe Go, eYnor.
 GM. tooTRk
 A~l 6 .cre ary O. the Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
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Thomas Gates, superintendent of the territorial prison, Is able to be aroun d again.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30

Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
Notice to Creditors.
Estate orJ.ps A. sco,, dee.....

Estate of.Jsne A. socit. dec .sssi.
 Notice is hereby gwen oS tn :. and r .is aed Ailoini..raio or os ths -s;a,e of tn- A. Ssott fsceass.i, to the ere itof. of ana al. persons hsNins cla- Ls ag.iost the ra.t deceas <. 10 sXn.oi' them, Sith 'be uecestery ;orrhers, with ten lia, m nth after ti-e n-st pubi- csti Fr of fhis notice to the sad smes V. SsDfvrt, at his hpu . near ss4ii isms, the s2ne being th~ place the irsnssc ion nf rhe ousiasss Of sal rsfs'a. in ai county fl YssIpa ' E M. = < NE RD. Adm n s.rator cS ;Le E tais o J an A. SC II.
 dccraseI.
 isiei tbiS 7Wh day f.f o ,t ,ber, lSs7; a q publication o st ber 2o,h. Slt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-11-30
NoTI0 1
 -TO- TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE ov Tns rRRAsuRrR)
 O1 YAvAPAI CoUNrY, ARI8rNA.
 PsRscoTr. ARIZONA. Sept. R, lssl.) Notice hers by given that the duplicate Asses sment roll of the Goa ity of YavapAi Territory of Arlso ., for the year 5 is now in my possession for ths collection of the tAxes levied thersin ana She saxss are now due and payable. TAxes will bs delinquent on the third Monday i Dscsm osr. next here- af'er, and uu,sss paid on that day or prior ihersto. i've per cent. will bs added to The amount ihereo: as penalty. am resjy to receive taxes for the year lss7 at my once. in th. Cry of Prescott, between the ho.r. of Q a m. and p. m. from and after thi. date.
 W. q. B. AsHFoRD. County Treasurer An1 ex.Om to Tax Col lector. sep %
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
DAKOTA NEWS,

Laborers are scarce in Sioux Falls.
A Grafton mar has invented a type
writer.
Washburn's saw mill will be in OPP
GRAFTON soon.
a division club has been organized
at Watertown.
A new city charter is 10 be voted
on ut Aberdeen this fall.
There are 81 pupils in the Normal
school at Madison.
A Clay county farmer raised Sl.uoO
worth of onions this season.
A prairie fire destroyed about 1000
tons Of hay near Parkston.
Mica and marble have been discov.
cred in the vicinity of Sundance.
James keaney. an aged farmer.
suicided on his farm nea Redtielh.
Watertown has Il wholesale grocery
house carrying a stock Of $40 900.
Dakota has more postofice, than
Massachusetts OF a dozen other states.
The contemplated new paper mill
at Yankten, If built. will cost $5o.ooo.
\ fourth victim has died from the
effects Of the boiler explosion near
Glendale.
Mrs, Henry Newton, one Of the old
est settlers of Beadlc county. died at
Huron.
II. &. Uansboro. editor of the Inter
Ocean has been elected mayor of Dev.
ills Lake.
Adjutant General Jenkins is to
make his headquarters at Chamber
lain.
Surveyors are reported to lie at
work running a line from Y-ankton tl
Sioux Falls.
y 36-inch vein of coal has beer
struck On a school section near Mitch.
ell at II depth of 305 feet.
Burglars raided the Burlington
house at Watertown. securing money
Jewelry and watches.
Grading OH the Duluth Il Denver
railroad is nearly done between Wa
tcrtown and Huron and rails will b,
laid next spring.
At Aberdeen work on the new $50,
! 900 creamery. which will have a ca,
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
THE LAND LAWS.
How to get Government Land i'm the
Bismarck District.
MN. l,'STI,t1,

THE HOMESTEAD
Law gives the head of II family,
male OF female. the right to enter IL
y uartcr section. l6u acres. of vacant
land il he or she is IL native born citi.
zen of the lmitc,! States, OF ii foreign
born has taken out "tirst papers," \
single nan Tor single woman) over
II years Of age is given the same
chance. Within six months OF date
OF entry the party must build IL house
on the land taken and begin living in
ii. If he lives OH and farms it for
five years. title is acquired by proving
those facts and paving the land office
fees. four m eight dollarS-the latter
the highest figure. III at amy time be-
fore the live years III out the home-
Steadrr wants to pay for his land. he
can clio so. The price pcracrr is $l.225
and $3.50. The cheaper price rules
on lands forty miles from the NORTH
ern Pacific railroad. and the higher.
S2..m. within that distance.
An eN-Soldier. who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served (or if discharged
on account of disability the
whole time for which he
ellistcdl deducted flom the five
years. His army service. to- the en-
tent OF four Years. counts us so much
residence. The original fees ut the
land office are Sl4 and Sis the for
mel for Sl.25 land and the latte: for
$50 land.
THE P~HE-:MPTION LAW
inn ,r.t .t
10y the applicant himself. and ii filing
costing two dollars as the first steps.
Then actual residence. cultivation of
the soil and payment ut $l.995 w $3.50
per acre. according la location. This
payment is not required before two
years and nine months. Any time,
however. after six months residence
and cultivation the payment can he
made and title had.
TIL: TIMBER CULTURE ACT.
| nd"r this law IL quarter section. 100
acres. is allowed the qualified man or
w"lnAn resident OF nonresident. who
pays Sl4 fees and thereafter breaks
OF plows five acres the first year. Gull
tiNatrS it the second year and plants
To forest trees. cuttings OF seeds the
third year; and beginning the second
year breaks another five acres and
rIltivatcs and plants the third and
fourth wears. When he gets his ten
acres tir lawful arra) planted. he
keeps the trees cultivated and in good
growing condition for four years
more, or eight years from date of
his entry. If at that time he can
show 600 healthy trees he will bs
granted title upon paying 81, land
office fees. .JOnN a. KEA,
Register
u. :. Land Onicc, Bismarck. ID. II
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
Proclamation to the Voter, Of the First
Commissioner Dist. OF Stark County.

AS a candidate for the position of
County Commissioner for this district
subject to the suffrage of the people.
l desire to present in outline Il decla-
ration of the principles upon which l
shall seek to haSe my official conduct
in case | am elected.
Recognizing first that | am the can-
didate of the people and not of any
ring ~ syndicate. it shall be my de-
sire to represent the people and TO adj
minister the law for the interests of
the people. and not Tor the interests
Of amy man OF SIT uf men. ! have
never yet hern owned OF controlled
by amy influence except my own j'ulg-
mcnt and desire to do right, and do
not propose to adopt u different course
ut this time.
1t shall be my effort To advance the
real interests of Stark county. and to
preserve the rights of the people in
the administration of county affairs.
Yours very truly.
a. &. MCGILLIVRAY,
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
TAYLOR NOTES.

TAYLOR. OAK. Nov. 1. lSS1.
Geo. w. Lee. OF Gladstone. spent
last sunday in town.
Ward Glazicr spent the day in town.
Mrs. Ohcran returned from her
eastern trip last Thursday.
Rev. A. Norby held Norwegian SER
vices in the school house last Sunday.
The railroad company closed the
freight and express office here ycstrr-
day. The object in doing so is Uni
known Us the office has been paying.
the receipts for the last month
amounting to- owe $l.6oo. 1t is con.
sidered an outrage upon the c"mmu.
nifty, us it means mails onc-half of the
time, frclghts to le rcreirtel for eli.
thrr al Richardton OF Gladstone and
in cases where the freight is rr"-paid
it will be put off and some one else
will he tablet get the freight instead
of the owner. AS the company has
planted Il town here. established a
freight. express and telegraph ohicr,
it is their duty to look attcruur wants,
even ii the Office Il es not pay Il large
profit in winter.
The case of John Kilsorc plaintiff
against Carl Leman. before Justice
Ham. OH Monday. Was tried To 4 jury
and resulted in a disagreement. Til,
case came up again next day and with
the same result and Mr.. Lemon went
home happy. The charge against
him waa for aprropriating grain from
kilgore.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05

They were ont on an elcctioneering
tour in the west end of the county. C..
F. Merry and JAS. Collister. with II
livery rig and are very mum us to
how the accident occurred, but it is u
fact that the team al away and made
a wreck of the buggy and gave Bal.
lard Bros. II joh of repairing.
II. Is. Wadsworth, manager of the
Wadsworth Bros. cattle company was
thrown from his horse at the stock
yards Thursday. and broke his right
arm between the elbow and shoulder,
ut the same .ime dislorating the
shoulder. lie was taken to the Vii.
lard house, whele he is now resting az
easily as the painful nature OF the III.
.iuries received will admit.
Clerk of the Court Hatch informs
us that nearly all the bills of expense
of the late term of court are ut hand.
\ number of Jurors and witnesses
are yet to he heard from. AS soon as
the amounts due them are made
known the whole expenses of the
term can he made up. 1t would he
we'll for all entitled to certificates for
services us jurors and witnesses to
call or him.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
A Card.

To the voters of the first commits
>ioner district:
Having been requested hy many
friends to be a candidate for re-clrc-
ton to the Office of county commits.
sioner. ! hereby announce that am
willing to allow my name to he so
used, and. if elected. | shall work
faithfully for the best interests of the
whole district and county. am will
ling to he Judged 10y the record ] have
already made and to allow the present
standing and financial condition of
the county to be the sole defence of
myself and the commissioners who
have been associated with me, against
all ISLANDERS and misrepresentation.
III. l.. DICKINSON.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
The Plank Drag.

5. II. CArAA.lan handed us the
following clipping from II New York
paper on the plank drag. He thinks
it Il good Implement for the farmers
of Dakota and if any OF our readers
have used it we would hr pleased to
publish tilrir experience: Il never use
plank drag without wishing that
every farmer knew the value of this
simple Instrument. My Id one,
which had been in use for ten years
or more. gave ont when we were put
ting in oats. and | made Il new one
which ! expect will last ten years at
least. Ii took is feet of lumber, six
cariiag, bolts 81, inches long. and
about thirty minutes to put it togetl-
er. ! sawed two pieces of AKA Sc;lnt-
ling. each u. feet long: sloped the
front end of them to two inches thick
running back Il foot where they were
left full thickness. This is to make
the front ;uarl turn up IL little like u
sled rinller. SO that it will not drag
directly against the raised places of
eaili in the field. | bulted the front
ln"a!i! last to the srantlings, then laid
the second board down $ o that the
trout edge Tapped four inches on to
the first board. and bolted it us before.
\ tlHrd board put on the same way
completed the drag. which when
turned uver with the scantlings on
top and IL chain attached to hitch to is
ready for use. This drag is made of
three planks each II feet long. ! foot
wild" and . inches thick. and wllru
completed is but ~, feet wide. Stop.
ing the pieces To which the planks are
holtri is quite an advantage, for if
sod, catch and drag along. as they
will sometimes. by stepping on the
front of the drag it tips or rocks for.
ward and passes over amy obstruction.
The drag is heavy enough for IL good
team with the weight of the driver
added. and will do good work when
not Weighted ut all. Under favorable
conditions of soil it is superior to Il
roller. for it fills up depressions. COW
ers the grass and weeds which are
starting. and gives Il mellow level sur
fac" without packing the land as Il
heavy roller will. but if used before
the rlotis have baked and hardened.
it umliliilates them. In nine cases
ont of ten ! prefer it to a roller. while
the cost is about onc-tenth that of q
moderately good roller, and it is much
easier stored and cared for"
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
The Press Newspaper Agency.

a newspaper Agency has been cs-
tablished i'm connection with the
PRESS and we are prepared to receive
subscriptions for amy of the leading
Newspapers. Periodicals or Magazines.
at publishers rates. no matter where
published. either domestic or foreign.
If yon wish to learn the price or sub
scribe for any publication call at this
office on drop Il postal card for terms.
New subscribers to the Press paying
one year i'm advance OF old subscribe
ers who pay up and one year i'm adj
desire furnished at Il discount.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
Stockmen Attention!

am prepared To ill orders for cows and Young
cattle al very low prices, delivered in good order
al the Mundan stock wards:
Last winter and spring calves.
frarlin. siecrs aud heifers.
Two-vear old steers and heifers.
tows3 TO . years. fresh next spring.
Cnws3 to 5 years, fresh this fall.
All rowa warranted. All will he good smooth
stock and many Durham graded. For delivery
beyond Iii" Missouri river A. far west AZ Dickia-
son. calves Will he 50 cts. and other stock SlOU
per head additional. Address.
L.. S. BALDWIN. A.t,
Au. G,f. Taylor. Dak
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05

Notice il hereby given That on Tuesday. The stl,
day of NoScmb"r next. i'll the County al stark
and the Territory of Dakota. an election wjll h..
held for tn" purpose OF voting on the question of
division of the Territory upon the MI STANDARD
Parrllrl. and for one County Commissioner for
the lirs, Nsil Commissioner District.
Election Precincts aud polling places are n- fol
lows. to Wit:
For Bcllrld precinct. II, Section House in Bel
field.
For South Heart, at Section lIousc IN South
Heart.
For Dickinson Precinct, al house of Timothy
Cuskclly in Dickinson.
For Gladstone precinct, ut old school lious, in
Gladstone.
For Taylor precinct. at dissection House in Taylor.
For Richnrdton precinct, AT School Hons, IN
lichardton.
For Antelope precinct, at Section HOUSE ~ An
rclopc.
Which election will be opened at . o'clock in
tho morning, aud will continue open until )
o'clock in the afternoon of the same 1ay.
Given under my hand ut Dickinson, the 9Th day
Of October. A. ID. 1857.
GEORGE AUD.
Oct.S-IW. County Clerk.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05

p,ltllN Oh .).tN"' kpil!'uS vi ptlltl Il uttN
will begin in Il few days. Local par
ties take 5000 of the stock and Chi
clyoiams the rest.
n prairie lire rear Mitchell de
struyrd a great deal of property.
At jamestown. Sunday. while pee
pie We're at church several houses
we're h%urglurize,i.
John Cameron of Aberdeen died i,
jail ut st. Cloud. Mimi. while in ~,
intoxicated condition.
Ten Thousand bushels of potatoes
have ~alrra,ty been shipped trom Blunt
to eastern parties.
Several mel were injured 10y the
terrific explosion vi the purifying
tank of the gas works ut Sioux Falls,
Tie city OF D"ANwood has refused
right OF way through the city to the
Dcalwuui 4 Black Hills railroad.
At Gruton, L.. \. Srerry, hardware.
assigned: Struny-llackctt Hardware
Co, st. Paul, is the heaviest creditor.
The elevator aMui warehouses ut
Clark are full, the farmers hciny roXl.
PEELED to haul their grain back home.
Henry +. Snrd"gar of lrnqnois has
invented IL Systrm of sails which he
attaches to an ordinary Wagon q. bug
sy.
An effort is being made ly the citi.
zclS of y anilun to increase the capt.
tai of the pork packing establishment
to 100000.
4. stock company with a capital of
Sln.oGu has been organized at Fargo
for the purpose of sinking All mtc-
sian we'll.
The monthly expense account OF
the mines operated in the nrighhur.
hood tributary directly on Indirectly
to Dcadwuol is $l96,UnW
There is Il suspicion that Parks,
who WAS crrmatrl by the burning of
his house near Wrstport. WAS robbed
and murdered and the house set OH
tire to hide the crime.
Mrs. \. T.. .Alsip. who has for years
been living apart from her husband,
abducted her .%-yrar-old daughter AT
Grand Forks. Mt. .Alsup and his at
turllrv started i'll unsuccessful pursuit.
There are only twelve of the thirty
| many miles of railroad as Dakota has
Ii has more mile, vi railroad thai
| California. New Hampshire, Nrr.n"nt
Rhode Island anl Connecticut com
bined.
Aberdeen: \ contest case. involving
the town site of the Mllwaukce'S new
town, Eureka. WAS heard ut the Ian,
office. T.. \. Mars. The Roscoe banker
is runtcsting D.. W. Barnard $ film,
claiming that he has agreed to trans
fer the claim to the railroad cuinl'a
NY us soon ;s proof is made.
At Dtatlwoud II slide of rocks DC
Cured ON the I6D-luut level of tht
Iron Hill mine. bringing down ore %
the estimated Value of 5lUo.uuO. A
chunck as large is Il mans head
sawed off Tor the ASSAY. HMl hroll,h.
over from the mine and placed III OK
hihitiWn.
Sioux Falls: Til" school board Ina
contracted for 500 tons of hard coal IL
$3.50 per ton. 1t Is reported that
Chinese barber is to set up shop il
town. The local Jasper is said t.
closely resemble the material from
which the celebrated peach blow vas
is made. and Il fac silnilc of the orig
inal is to be made from the stone.
Yanktom: Five barrels of mincr;l
paint were lately made at the flax oi
mill, and if the experiment turns OH
we'll II mandatory will lie started.
On Saturday last the new board q
asylum trustees met at the ASYLUM
and demanded the vouchers for Uctt
Der accounts, hut We're m~lsucressl,
in getting them. They then adjourn
ed until Monday.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
Ignite Coal Wanted.

Those VIII" are indebted to the
PRESS On subscription can settle the
same with Ignite coal at market price.
DO not wait too long. hut bring it be.
fare winter weather prevents.
The Dickinson press., 1887-11-05
Official Proceedings Of the Billings Go.
Board Of Commissioners.

Board met in special session at 7 y.
IN. sept. Goth. ls>7. Present: Messrs.
Goodall and Fcrriss.
On motion John w. Goodall was
selected chairman pro TEN.
On motion the liquor license was
placed at $500.
On motion the board adjourned.
JOIN w. GOoDALL,
Chairman pro TEN.
Attest.
j. T.. WILLIAMSON.
County Clerk.
Board met in regular session Oh the
3rd day OF October ut 1890 a. IN. 1887.
Present Messrs. Goodall and Ferris.
On motion the following named per-
SONS We're chosen Judges of election in
the several precincts:
Precinct No. l-IIoward Eaton,
VIM. Mortified, Michael Knott.
Precinct No. Nv. L. Dauty, John
). >eatDn. L. q. Paddock.
Precinct No. 81. l.. Truscott, w.
l.. Eaton. Peter Pellisser.
On motion board Adjourned to one
o clock y. IN.
Board met ut 1870 p. IN.
On motion the tax levy was placed
ut the following rates:
For Territorial tax. 81 mills.
For geni county tax. rs "
For gen'l school tax.
For Sinking fulul tax. . ;. :
Total tax. 1874 "
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
R. Roberts. for rent for coun-
ty building. IS 81 SO
Geo. ID. Barnard Co, statione-
+. A. Willard, services as
sheriff. 1872 50
j. A. Ferris. coal oil. | n
j. G.. Williamson. salary as
county clerk, 100 %
j. J.. Truscott. services as
county commissioner, II 81
w. +. DANTE. services as coun-
ty superintendent, 81 81
:. VI. F,rrisS.services rs conn
I. commissioner. * On
j. l.. Triiscott. services As
county commissioner, AZ Of
John w. Goodall. services rs
county commissioner. On
DR.. ID. Z. Petit. county ply.
stefan. 80 On
+. A. Willard. services as
sheriff. IA q
On motion the board adjourned.
JONI W. GOoDALL.
Chairman pro TEN
Attest:
j. C.. WILLIAMSON.
County Clerk.